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A cryptocurrency is a digital currency powered by cryptography. This tag is applicable only to Q&As about the CRYPTOGRAPHIC MECHANISMS used by a currency, not for questions about economy, usage, or acquisition of any particular currency. The latter kinds are unwelcome. Please note that Stackexchange has dedicated websites for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, etc.
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ECDSA vulnerability related to recovering private key using same r [closed]
(cryptocurrency like bitcoin allows multiple public private key pair of a user)
Am i getting something wrong otherwise this would have been not a well known ECDSA vulnerability in bitcoin. …
